All stories have some reality to them to make an awesome story come to life. This is just a fantasy or daydream that came alive on paper that I would love to share with you as a writer. In no way has a teacher/student relationship crossed its line in my life or will it ever. So please enjoy your naughty fantasy with me. I have two other stories that were written a few years back called Cat and Mouse part 1 and Part 2 to fancy your pleasure as well.
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As I look back at my life as I lay here in my bed with my head hanging over the edge, with just a sheet barely covering my nude body, I hear the door shut as my booty call Mike walks out the door one last time. I wonder to myself why do I allow myself to go through this mess, he does not stay for more than fifteen minutes and he only comes to get his rocks off. Yet I continue to follow this pattern. My life seems to be falling to pieces in this downward spiral; tears start to fall down my face, because the one thing in my life I need is love, not sex. Yes sex is very important at my age of thirty three, I am in my prime. I should have all the fun in the world. I am single. I can date whom I want and when I want. Yet something is missing in my life, and I can not put my finger on it. In a strange sense I can feel my life changing at this very moment that something big is coming and it will be for the good. Sense of change- hmm.... I never thought of it in that sense yet, but it is needed.
Let me introduce myself; my name is Raine. I had lived in Carson City, for just a few years now; actually it will be five years next July. I originally came from a small city from the Midwest, near Lake Michigan. The city in which I grew up in is changing. At one time it was growing city which was very industrialized, but after September 11, 2001, the job market decreased dramatically. I can not blame September 11 for the decline in jobs for our city, but it just made it more real that the city was not developing anymore, downtown just did not bring the new businesses or the shoppers like it did back in the days when my parents grew up. So, it was time to move. I came to Carson City for a job. I left that job over a year and half go, and did a self analysis, on what direction I needed to go in. I loved my job working with customers, but it was just a job, and not a career. I needed something more. The interesting part of this wonderful analysis I did , followed my heart.
I went to technical college after high school, for accounting, radio broadcasting and computers. Nothing satisfied me. I finally got a degree in Radio Broadcasting, but there is no money in the department unless I worked for sales, or if I was an awesome disc jockey. I wanted to be a booking agent for bands, but the music industry in my city was not happening. So the degree fell to the wayside. I was just living my life. I needed to get out and grow and explore my self worth.
I got the job with the airlines as a customer service agent; yes, customer service agents are the mean ones who don't allow passengers on the airplane when they are just five minutes late, drunk, or just went to the wrong gate because the passenger read the boarding pass wrong.
What is funny, though, in leaving this job, I felt a great sense of relief after four years of working for this particular airline. The stress level was gone. Yes I missed the perks of free flying and parking, but the stress was gone.
During that same time frame I had decided to go back to college: this time to be a teacher. I was nervous but I had longed to be a teacher since childhood. I took some tests on the internet for personality and career choices, and many of these unique tests said I should be a teacher or a writer. Hmm... funny how little life's quirks work out. The funny thing that happened when I decided to go back to school I was chased down by a few teachers at the dog park telling me I have the best patience with my dog, and that I would be awesome working with children. So here I am going back to school to become a teacher.
I should be happy, but like I said earlier something is missing in my life that would make my life complete. Ah yes, love. What is that anyway? And who needs it? Not me. No time. I don't have time to be cleaning up after someone else. Yet I long for it. I see couples with children, women pregnant: some single and some with husbands. I wonder why I can't have it. Great! The biological clock is ticking pretty hard, and I just started going to school again. This is not good. I really don't have time for this. I need my concentration to be focused. But yet I feel that deep longing, of having that satisfaction. I come home to an empty home; just once I wish I had someone greeting me at the door, with a kiss, and the question "How was your day today, honey?" as he pulls me in for that deep passionate kiss.